How did people come from?

Apes evolved reasoning, and labor made apes evolve to stand and walk to the land.

First of all, the transition from apes to humans:

If it is counted from Lama Australopithecus, it is about 6.5438+million years ago; If you count from Australopithecus, there are 2 million to 3 million years. In the process of using natural tools for a long time, transitional creatures finally learned to make tools. Tool making is a conscious activity, and this conscious initiative is the most important feature that distinguishes human beings from animals, which marks the end of the transition from apes to humans.

Second, after the transition from apes to humans:

The human body shape is still developing. For a long time, people divided this development process into three stages: ape-man, ancients and newcomers.

1, divided into three stages: Australopithecus, Homo erectus and Homo sapiens; Homo sapiens can be divided into early homo sapiens and modern homo sapiens. The disadvantage of this division is that Australopithecus, who can't make tools, and the number 1470 are grouped together.

2. It is divided into three stages: Homo erectus, Early Homo sapiens and Modern Homo sapiens. China scholars also put forward the division of four stages, namely, early Homo sapiens, late Homo erectus, early Homo sapiens and late Homo sapiens.

Extended data:

The appearance of apes can be traced back to Oligocene in geology. At present, the earliest known ape is a protozoan found in Fayong, Egypt, in191/,and it lived for 35-30 million years ago. Fayong, who was a little later than the primitive ape, discovered the ancient Egyptian ape 1966 ~ 1967, which lived about 28 million to 26 million years ago.

Even later, there are forest apes, which were first discovered in 1856 in Saint Gordan. Later, similar fossils were found in many places in Europe, Asia and Africa, and their survival age was about 23 million to 10 million years ago. These apes are probably the common ancestors of modern apes and modern humans.

References:

The origin of mankind-Baidu Encyclopedia